The Dandy's Factory

In 2002, an auction of relics from the 1970s and 1990s was being held. Although it had nothing to do with the auction, someone remembered some forgotten figures over the years. Dandy's, a former fast-food chain, opened its doors in the 1970s. Founded by Matthew Thomson and his friend Franck Leit, although it was an ordinary, unremarkable restaurant, its first location contained something that catapulted it to the top in those years: its ingenious attractions to entertain young people. Eight machines featured very expensive and complex technology for the time, such as unassisted movement, speakers to play countless audio files in any situation, an environment-sensing system, and advanced artificial intelligence. But everything that begins has an end and this place had one of the most serious and tragic, on May 23, 1985 an unexpected and brutal fire razed the entire place, Matthew took on a very bad reputation since he was in charge of the maintenance of the place and his friend suffered a great misfortune by having to feel the great helplessness of seeing his son die in that atrocious fire, the animatronics that luckily survived the fire returned to their place of origin, I didn't tell you before but the Dandy's brand had existed since the 70s but not as a place for children, but as a factory known as "The Dandy's Factory" but that place didn't have the same luck either, when the machines arrived, those rare cases began with the disappearance of objects, damage to maintenance in a mysterious way, the feeling of the workers feeling watched and the straw that broke the camel's back the death of some employees being the cause of the closure, it was never known who or who were responsible, although those cases caused its closure, it was never said that from there arose Machines, and with time and nostalgia, they became more valuable, and in monetary terms, they grew significantly, but no one would go to an old, risky factory, especially someone without experience.

There they are, Karl and his partner Jeff. Jeff helps them get to the surface while you infiltrate the old place, where you should put an end to the years of wondering if those machines are still there. They'll pay you a very high amount. Even if they don't succeed. Obviously, your greed, and the knowledge that you could finally leave your miserable life and start almost from scratch, leads you to accept.

Returning to the present, you seriously doubt whether you made the right decision and, above all, you wonder if you'll ever see the light of day again. So afraid, you continue to defend yourself from those machines.

Well... at least they're still machines?

The Dandy's Factory is a remaster of the game of the same name by the same creator. It puts us in the shoes of someone we'll simply know as Karl (an underpaid private investigator)

who makes the worst decision of his life, leading him on a terrifying odyssey through Dandy's old factory.

We're on the third version of the remaster, as the previous two didn't offer a clear vision of the story or gameplay, mainly because they felt ugly and lacked detail.

Please bear with me. I promise, with the help of those who help me, that the game will have varied gameplay and slightly better graphics than most fangames.

(No need to offend or bully the fangame creators of the same franchise.)

@realscawthon Creator of the Five Nights at Freddy's Franchise

@FabioLuque Helps with major game ideas

@mokeyendepre14 Original creator of The Dandy's Factory and fully works on the modeling and other aspects

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